New Features are Coming to Android Starting This Summer

Google has revealed new features for Android this summer, ahead of the Android 12 upgrade, which is expected to arrive in early September. One is the global deployment of the Android Earthquake Alerts System. It can send you an alarm seconds before an earthquake strikes, allowing you to locate a safe place in time. “We are prioritizing the introduction of Seismic Alerts in countries with higher earthquake risks. It expects to launch in an increasing number of countries over the coming year,” Google adds.

New Zealand and Greece were the first countries to launch the product. Turkey, the Philippines, Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan all got the Android Earthquake Alerts System on Tuesday.

Google is planning to introduce a feature to the Communications app that allows you to mark noteworthy messages with a star. Tap the star next to a message you wish to preserve. And instead of scrolling through hundreds of old messages to discover one of these messages (say, the one with your Wi-Fi password), you’ll touch the starred category.

New Upgrades which you should know –

Google will also release an upgrade this summer that will provide contextual Emoji recommendations in the Emoji Kitchen after you’ve composed a message. The Contextual Emoji Kitchen recommendations are now in the Gboard beta and will be accessible this summer for all Gboard users who use English, Spanish, or Portuguese on Android 6.0 and above devices.

You’ll soon be able to use your voice to access applications and have them do tasks for you.

Voice Access is a feature that allows people with impairments to manage their phones using their voices. Voice Access will only operate when the user is gazing at the screen.

Finally, Android Auto now has Dark Mode, a “return to top” option. An A to Z button in the scroll bar for a more personalized experience.

For more details visit the website Phonera.in .